Coastal View & Moor News Issue 29 November - December 2012 O
Referee Awards Launched
National
ffi cially launched by Howard Webb and Danny Mills at Wembley Stadium
the FA Carlsberg referee awards aim to highlight the good work referees do in grassroots football. The awards will reward referees, highlighting the good work they do, ensuring referees stay in the game and new talent is attracted to the game. The categories will include: 1.Outstanding contribution to Refereeing
2.The 18-25 Referee Award for
Outstanding Per formance and Contribution 3.Women Referee Award for
out s tanding per formance and contribution in refereeing 4.Outstanding contribution to Refereeing from a local Partner league involved within the NRDP 5.Outstanding Contribution to
Refereeing within a Development Setting (must be over 18 years of age) 6.Outstanding contribution to
Refereeing from volunteers (mentors, tutors, coaches & assessors) Howard Webb, Premier League and
FIFA listed referee since 2005 said “It is great for Carlsberg and The FA to be launching the annual awards, recognising the good work referees do up and down the country. Refereeing
was in my family with my father who was a referee for 35 years and over my career I’ve progressed from the local Rotherham leagues to refereeing the biggest matches and top players in world football. I hope by highlighting the good work referees do at all levels encourages more people to be involved” In addition to the six national
categories, local awards will also be created for each of the 50 County Football Associations. North Riding FA Referee Development Offi cer Ross Joyce said “This is fantastic news for grassroots referees as they are the real unsung heroes of local football.” Danny Mills responded “It was great
to be at the national stadium. I played for England 19 times but never got to step out at Wembley. I’ve got a huge amount of respect for referees, they are the unsung heroes of football and having these national awards will help tell the positive stories. It will also reward them for their work up and down the country on a weekly basis and attract more men and women to become referees” Please contact your North Riding FA
to make a nomination, which will run from today until February 2013. Please go to
www.northridingfa.com to learn more about the programme.
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Lingdale United Club-Line
By Paul Berwick
to Carperby Rovers produced another high scoring win for United. U.P.V.C Suppliers, Skelton, director,
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James Hodgson sensibly laid on a team bus and as we arrived we were able to view their new changing room complex, recently opened by England international Peter Crouch. Luckily the Carperby team was not
premiership standard as United hit the back of the net nine times, Shane Breckon with a hat-trick, two each for Liam Allinson and Luke Johnson, Gavin Croll and Michael Woodhouse completing the scoring with the opposition replying with two A home draw to Falsgrave in the Scarborough Junior Cup saw United struggle in the fi rst 45 minutes against a back four that included a central defender who reminded us constantly that he was 47 years old. (I thought he looked older.) Two goals for Shane Breckon, one each for
three and a half hour round trip in the North Riding Junior Cup
Josh Mitchell and Adam Preston, together with two missed penalties ensured we are in the draw for the next round. Final score, United 4, Falsgrave 2. A return to the U.P.V.C Suppliers,
Skelton sponsored Eskvale League was to follow with an away trip to Loftus. A poor surface didn’t help and only manager James Hodgson’s tactical change with 30 minutes to go, reverting to two wide men ensured we came away with all three points. Throughout the fi rst half we continually launched the ball forwards, only to see it come straight back, the Loftus central defensive pairing winning everything in the air. Lingdale don’t suit this type of football, we like it on the fl oor, it’s a passing game. 1-1 at half time after a Jonny Kirk penalty. United dominated the fi nal half hour
with Michael Woodhouse, Andy Smith and Jason Camfi eld completing the scoring in a 4-2 victory.
By Moss Holtby
Sport
arske United recently gained
their first away win since January as the side
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Marske gain tidy away win M
continue to pick up pace under new manager Ted Watts. United’s match at Durham City escaped a postponement due to the wintry weather in County Durham as a result of the artifi cial 3G pitch at New Ferens Park, and the Marske fans travelled in large numbers to back their team. But it was the home side who did
most of the attacking in the fi rst half, despite rarely actually troubling Scott Allison in the Marske goal. The fi rst opportunity that the Seasiders created came two minutes before half time when Danny Brunskill turned his marker inside the box and fi red across the face of goal. City again bossed possession after
the interval and looked the more likely to score, but a combination of good defending and poor fi nishing kept the scores level. When David Yale missed Marske’s
only real opportunity of the second half to score, it looked as though they would hang on to gain a hard fought point, but with just two minutes left, recent signing Lewis Tidy had a rush of blood to the head and made a 70 yard run from his own box to score the winner. Following a clean tackle to dispossess Ricky Fenwick at the side of his own penalty area, the full-back carried the ball forward, played two spick and span one-two’s with both Chris McGill and Tommy Marron before fi nishing the move off with a spotless fi nish into the top corner from 20 yards. Having gained only their second away win of this calendar year, the Seasiders came extremely close to
Chris McGill, scorer of Marske’s fi rst two goals versus Hebburn.
making it back-to-back away wins, but left Hebburn Town wondering just how on earth they had managed to lose the game 4-3. Hebburn opened the scoring early
on when Tony Stephenson rounded goalkeeper Scott Allison, but Marske soon took command and led at the interval courtesy of two headers by Chris McGill. Liam McBryde leveled the scores
on 49 minutes following a defensive mistake, but within three minutes the Seasiders were back in front when a dummy from David Yale left David Onions clear on goal, and the striker made no mistake with a clinical fi nish.
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